**The Rise and Fall of Mobile Share Customers**

Recently, mobile share customers received an unexpected surprise - an extra 15 gigs of data along with a price increase that they couldn't opt out of. This news comes as a reminder of what can happen when there is a lack of competition in the market. The price hike may have been seen as a necessary evil to ensure the continued provision of services, but it's undeniable that it will impact the customers' wallets.

**The Release of GPT2 Software**

Research nonprofit OpenAI has made the text-generating GPT2 software available to the public, sparking both excitement and concern. The system can actually write articles based on a human prompt that are impressively well-formulated, even if they're mostly inaccurate. This has led some to describe it as a "fake news generator." While this technology is still in its early stages, it's clear that humans find its outputs convincing, which raises questions about the potential misuse of such technology.

**The Dangers of Unchecked AI Development**

OpenAI previously stated that releasing GPT2 software was too dangerous, citing concerns over the spread of fake news and misinformation. While there is no evidence to suggest widespread misuse of this technology at present, it's a sobering reminder of the importance of responsible AI development. The fact that OpenAI has decided to release the software despite these concerns highlights the tension between progress and prudence in the field of artificial intelligence.

**Google Releases Teachable Machine 2.0**

In slightly more optimistic news, Google released Teachable Machine 2.0 this week, which allows users to train AI models using images, video, and audio for custom machine learning applications. This is a significant development that could enable the creation of AI-powered tools for detecting fake news or identifying manipulated content. While it's unclear whether such technology will ultimately be used for good or ill, it's an encouraging step forward in the field of machine learning.

**The Crunchy Buns Headset**

To take our minds off the dangers of unchecked AI development, let's talk about something more pleasant - the Corsair Virtuoso RGB headset. This high-end gaming headset features 50 millimeter high-density neodymium drivers and a premium feel that's hard to beat. The omnidirectional microphone ensures seamless communication with teammates, while the memory foam ear pads and lightweight headband make for hours of comfortable gaming. Whether you're a serious gamer or just someone who wants to enjoy their music in comfort, this headset is definitely worth checking out.

**The Steam Cloud Gaming Service**

Steam's cloud gaming service has been making waves in the tech world, and it seems like they're getting more complicated by the day. The latest Steam client beta makes reference to supporting multiple other cloud providers, including NVIDIA's GeForce Now game streaming service. This raises questions about what exactly this service will be called when accessed through another platform - is it "hyper streaming" or something else entirely? Whatever the name, one thing is certain: stream gaming is becoming increasingly complex.

**The First GPU Upgrade Kits for Alienware Laptops**

Dell has made available the first GPU upgrade kits for their 51M gaming laptops, which were already available with these options. The upgrades are a welcome addition to an already powerful laptop that's known for its impressive specs and sleek design. With the ability to upgrade and replace components on the fly, owners of the 51M can breathe new life into their machines and enjoy even faster performance.

**The Glitchy Message Service**

In a bizarre incident, many people in the US and Canada received text messages that had been sent way back in February and were presumed lost. The glitch was caused by message service provider Cineverse, which was performing internal maintenance at the time. An astonishing 150,000 previously undelivered messages were sent out, including some from old flames or other unwanted recipients. While it's not exactly a reason to celebrate, it's an interesting footnote in the ongoing saga of communication technology.

**The Windows Phone Dominance That Never Was**

In an interview this week, Bill Gates mentioned that Windows Phone could have been the dominant mobile operating system if Microsoft hadn't faced an antitrust investigation in the early 2000s. While it's unclear whether this is a genuine assessment or simply a sour note from a busy day on Twitter, one thing is certain - the rivalry between Android and iOS has dominated the smartphone market for years.

**The Rise of 8K 360-Degree Video Cameras**

Finally, let's talk about the latest development in high-end camera technology: 8K 360-degree video cameras. The Kandao Oppo Uku Cam is taking on the Insta 361x from Ak, and it's now available for pre-order. This technology promises to revolutionize the way we capture and share footage - just think of the possibilities for film enthusiasts and professional videographers alike. With a million subscribers to our channel (or at least that's what we're told), it seems like everyone wants in on this action. Stay tuned for more updates from the world of camera tech.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enhey hey hey hey lighten up baby i'm gonna do some tech news okay amd had already softened intel up after the launch of their ryzen 3000 series processors but team red is now preparing the knockout punch this is a very very slow boxing match yesterday amd officially unveiled the first two third gen threadripper cpus the 24 core 48 thread 3960x for 13.99 us dollars and the 32 core 64 thread 3970x for 2 grand they're going to launch on november 25th alongside the new king of the mainstream horizon lineup the ryzen 9 39 50 x the first 16 core mainstream desktop processor amd says that despite the high core count it will still offer the highest single thread performance of any ryzen cpu while keeping the same 105 watt tdp of their other high spec ryzens and if some leaked geekbench members are to be believed the 3950x even beats intel's 10th gen hedt part the core i9 10980xe in both single and multi-core performance despite having two fewer cores wow but guys let's not forget the real star of the show here the athlon 3000g this 49 dual core quad threaded part is going to shred everyone else in its price point when it launches on november 19th look guys just because you think it can't doesn't mean it won't never underestimate the little guy yeah that's right u.s carriers t-mobile and sprint have been trying to get approval for their merger for a year and a half and now they're trying to sweeten the deal with a bunch of promises that they'll be able to fulfill if regulators let it go through the two companies announced that after their merger they will offer free home internet to 10 million low-income households for five years and throw in a free tablet or laptop although they'll only have a hundred gigs of data per year the new t-mobile as the company will apparently be called will also offer free unlimited 5g access to every public and non-profit u.s state and local police fire and ems agency and they will provide a new 15 per month prepaid plan with two gigs of data now the merger has been approved by the federal government but it currently faces 16 lawsuits from various states concerned about the move reducing competition as the number of nationwide wireless carriers would go from four down to three that is a 25 reduction as a reminder of what a lack of competition can lead to at t recently gave its mobile share customers an extra 15 gigs of data along with a 10 price increase boom that you can't opt out of well at least we'll get some free stuff on our way down the slippery slope and this week saw the release of some interesting ai tools research nonprofit openai has made the text generating gpt2 software available to the public the system can actually write articles based on a human prompt that are impressively well formulated even if they are mostly inaccurate seems like they it learned too much from the humans it was ain't based on right so research with gpt2 showed that humans find its outputs convincing so it's been described as something of a fake news generator openai previously said that the tool was simply too dangerous to release to the public i mean think of the facebook posts but now they say that there was no evidence of misuse in their research well i guess not yet anyway in slightly more optimistic news google released teachable machine 2.0 this week which lets users train an ai using images video and audio for custom machine learning applications so maybe we could like train an ai to detect whether an article was written by an ai you know keep them focused on each other so that way like skynet never happens it's gonna happen anyway matrix now it's time for the crunchy buns brought to you by the corsair virtuoso rgb headset available in se white and carbon versions with a premium feel and 50 millimeter high density neodymium drivers it's a high-end headset for both music and gaming an omnidirectional microphone will keep you in touch with your teammates and memory foam ear pads and a lightweight headband mean that you can game in comfort for hours and hours on end while the ais are quietly taking over the world with you not even noticing check it out today at the link in the video description crunchy buns why are they called that i don't know they're crunchy steam's cloud gaming service might be more complicated than a simple competitor to google stadia or xcloud the latest steam client beta makes reference to steam cloud gaming supporting multiple other cloud providers including nvidia's geforce now game streaming service so then what is it called when you access one streaming service through another streaming service hype hyper streaming streamception lag bagging the first gpu upgrade kits are now available for the alienware 51m gaming laptop now dell promised that you would be able to upgrade and now you can you can stick in an rtx 2070 or 2080 along with a new cooler if you so choose the 51m was already available with those gpu options but the upgrades are available for those who bought a lower tier model of one of the beefiest gaming laptops ever and then only realized later that they had a bunch of money burning a hole in their pocket that's just bad planning yesterday tons of people in the u.s and canada received text messages that had been sent way back in february and had been presumed to be lost in the ether carriers say that the glitch was caused by message service provider cineverse man that's that's a great name for the ai that takes over the world isn't it while the company was performing internal maintenance more than 150 000 previously undelivered messages were sent so if you got a message from your ex or whatever don't reply they still don't deserve you in an interview this week bill gates said that windows phone could have been the dominant mobile operating system if it wasn't for those darn kids except that he was actually talking about an antitrust investigation that microsoft faced in the early 2000s when android was taking hold and that might actually be true or it might be that bill was just in a sour mood from having to deal with all the people on twitter who want to take his money and apparently eat him and that's it we've done it everybody we've reached the timeline where we have 8k 360 degree video cameras yes at 589 the kandao oppo uku cam the ak is taking on the 5.7 k insta 361x and you can pre-order it now so what are you waiting for don't let your friends be the first ones with 8k 360-degree cameras who is asking for these yeah it's not a competition i'll tell you something right now guys this episode's over so come back on monday for more tech news or my name isn't kandao cucam it's not but there will be news fake news that's all fake no no hey did we say we have a million subscribers we got a million subscribers baby i completely forgot to say anything that's tech news this is tech linked hey thanks a lot everybody yeah i'll put it up with my other gold plaqueshey hey hey hey lighten up baby i'm gonna do some tech news okay amd had already softened intel up after the launch of their ryzen 3000 series processors but team red is now preparing the knockout punch this is a very very slow boxing match yesterday amd officially unveiled the first two third gen threadripper cpus the 24 core 48 thread 3960x for 13.99 us dollars and the 32 core 64 thread 3970x for 2 grand they're going to launch on november 25th alongside the new king of the mainstream horizon lineup the ryzen 9 39 50 x the first 16 core mainstream desktop processor amd says that despite the high core count it will still offer the highest single thread performance of any ryzen cpu while keeping the same 105 watt tdp of their other high spec ryzens and if some leaked geekbench members are to be believed the 3950x even beats intel's 10th gen hedt part the core i9 10980xe in both single and multi-core performance despite having two fewer cores wow but guys let's not forget the real star of the show here the athlon 3000g this 49 dual core quad threaded part is going to shred everyone else in its price point when it launches on november 19th look guys just because you think it can't doesn't mean it won't never underestimate the little guy yeah that's right u.s carriers t-mobile and sprint have been trying to get approval for their merger for a year and a half and now they're trying to sweeten the deal with a bunch of promises that they'll be able to fulfill if regulators let it go through the two companies announced that after their merger they will offer free home internet to 10 million low-income households for five years and throw in a free tablet or laptop although they'll only have a hundred gigs of data per year the new t-mobile as the company will apparently be called will also offer free unlimited 5g access to every public and non-profit u.s state and local police fire and ems agency and they will provide a new 15 per month prepaid plan with two gigs of data now the merger has been approved by the federal government but it currently faces 16 lawsuits from various states concerned about the move reducing competition as the number of nationwide wireless carriers would go from four down to three that is a 25 reduction as a reminder of what a lack of competition can lead to at t recently gave its mobile share customers an extra 15 gigs of data along with a 10 price increase boom that you can't opt out of well at least we'll get some free stuff on our way down the slippery slope and this week saw the release of some interesting ai tools research nonprofit openai has made the text generating gpt2 software available to the public the system can actually write articles based on a human prompt that are impressively well formulated even if they are mostly inaccurate seems like they it learned too much from the humans it was ain't based on right so research with gpt2 showed that humans find its outputs convincing so it's been described as something of a fake news generator openai previously said that the tool was simply too dangerous to release to the public i mean think of the facebook posts but now they say that there was no evidence of misuse in their research well i guess not yet anyway in slightly more optimistic news google released teachable machine 2.0 this week which lets users train an ai using images video and audio for custom machine learning applications so maybe we could like train an ai to detect whether an article was written by an ai you know keep them focused on each other so that way like skynet never happens it's gonna happen anyway matrix now it's time for the crunchy buns brought to you by the corsair virtuoso rgb headset available in se white and carbon versions with a premium feel and 50 millimeter high density neodymium drivers it's a high-end headset for both music and gaming an omnidirectional microphone will keep you in touch with your teammates and memory foam ear pads and a lightweight headband mean that you can game in comfort for hours and hours on end while the ais are quietly taking over the world with you not even noticing check it out today at the link in the video description crunchy buns why are they called that i don't know they're crunchy steam's cloud gaming service might be more complicated than a simple competitor to google stadia or xcloud the latest steam client beta makes reference to steam cloud gaming supporting multiple other cloud providers including nvidia's geforce now game streaming service so then what is it called when you access one streaming service through another streaming service hype hyper streaming streamception lag bagging the first gpu upgrade kits are now available for the alienware 51m gaming laptop now dell promised that you would be able to upgrade and now you can you can stick in an rtx 2070 or 2080 along with a new cooler if you so choose the 51m was already available with those gpu options but the upgrades are available for those who bought a lower tier model of one of the beefiest gaming laptops ever and then only realized later that they had a bunch of money burning a hole in their pocket that's just bad planning yesterday tons of people in the u.s and canada received text messages that had been sent way back in february and had been presumed to be lost in the ether carriers say that the glitch was caused by message service provider cineverse man that's that's a great name for the ai that takes over the world isn't it while the company was performing internal maintenance more than 150 000 previously undelivered messages were sent so if you got a message from your ex or whatever don't reply they still don't deserve you in an interview this week bill gates said that windows phone could have been the dominant mobile operating system if it wasn't for those darn kids except that he was actually talking about an antitrust investigation that microsoft faced in the early 2000s when android was taking hold and that might actually be true or it might be that bill was just in a sour mood from having to deal with all the people on twitter who want to take his money and apparently eat him and that's it we've done it everybody we've reached the timeline where we have 8k 360 degree video cameras yes at 589 the kandao oppo uku cam the ak is taking on the 5.7 k insta 361x and you can pre-order it now so what are you waiting for don't let your friends be the first ones with 8k 360-degree cameras who is asking for these yeah it's not a competition i'll tell you something right now guys this episode's over so come back on monday for more tech news or my name isn't kandao cucam it's not but there will be news fake news that's all fake no no hey did we say we have a million subscribers we got a million subscribers baby i completely forgot to say anything that's tech news this is tech linked hey thanks a lot everybody yeah i'll put it up with my other gold plaques\n"